Dororo by Tezuka. <- darkBoku to Majo no Jikan <- not so darkCyborg 009 <- old school (so kinda dark but weirdly light hearted at the same time), but in this case, people are enhanced against their will.

[m]Kore wa Zombie desu ka[/m] and Übel Blatt have this with reviving the protagonist magically, maybe you dig that whole resurrection thing…

And of course, there's the cult classic robocop, but you probably have seen that already.

PS: I was so close to cheer up after days mourning about the ending of my favorite manga (Gunslinger Girl) and you just reminded it to me. So cruel. But too bad there are no "philosophical" manga on cyborgs like that one, at least not that I know.

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PS: I was so close to cheer up after days mourning about the ending of my favorite manga (Gunslinger Girl) and you just reminded it to me. So cruel. But too bad there are no "philosophical" manga on cyborgs like that one, at least not ...

I feel with you which is why im asking arunds.

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Eh, can't really think of others that fit the "resurrection" requirement... but there's some more anime with cyborgs:Fullmetal Alchemist - protagonist had his arm and leg replaced after a certain tragedy when he was youngGhost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - full-body cyborgs abound, including the protagonist... who I think had to have her body replaced as a young girl due to illness or somethingTrigun - protagonist has a mechanical arm, and probably other more minor injuries repaired similarly